2026-05-20 views：26
Traditional automated polishing equipment lacks the ability to control forces flexibly, making it difficult to accommodate complex curved surfaces and parts with dimensional deviations. Issues such as uneven polishing and excessive cutting are prone to occur. The application of force-controlled floating polishing heads has endowed automated equipment with a “touch” capability comparable to that of human artisans.
The force-controlled floating polishing head integrates a high-precision force sensor and an intelligent control system. It can real-time sense the polishing contact force, adjust the polishing force and posture at the millisecond level, and achieve consistent and flexible polishing. Its floating compensation range can reach 20mm, effectively absorbing the surface undulations and positional deviations of the workpiece, ensuring consistent polishing quality.
In automated equipment for industries such as 3C electronics, automotive manufacturing, and aerospace, the Force Control Floating Grinding Head has been widely used in grinding, polishing, and deburring processes, significantly enhancing processing precision and efficiency and driving industrial automation towards a more flexible and intelligent direction.